Sentence examples for process of reshaping from inspiring English sources

Younger, moderate voters, once considered a passing political force, may now be in the process of reshaping Israeli politics.

And, some political scientists say, the governor's gambit might have helped start the process of reshaping the way Trenton goes about its budget-making business.

Having successfully resisted the efforts of Amīn al-Ḥusaynī, Jordan, and Egypt to control and speak for them, they joined the process of reshaping Palestinian consciousness and institutions.

Merridale distinguishes clearly between the appeal of the site to later generations of Russian nationalists as a transcendent symbol of cultural, political and spiritual supremacy, and the constant process of reshaping the Kremlin territory that took place over the years.

Goldwater, he wrote, had turned out to be not "a fanatic of the extreme right but an ambitious politician (who) is now in the process of reshaping himself for the political realities of this country.

"We will not have a vehicle for the future of Syria without those," said Salman Shaikh, the director of the Brookings Doha Center, which helped lead the process of reshaping the opposition.

Although the presence of implant beneath complete or partial denture improves denture foundation and augments patient satisfaction [7, 14], there is a controversy about the role of implant overdenture in the process of ridge reshaping after loading.

"Raising Children Behind Bars" (editorial, Nov. 20) urges Congress to take advantage of the reauthorization process to reshape the Juvenile Justice Delinquency Prevention Act of 1974 and prohibit confinement of children in adult jails.

Each work seeks to contradict all assumptions of what constitutes authoritarianism; the twisted must be returned to the straight as in the arduous but relentless process to reshape the thousands of metal rods of earthquake-shattered buildings, their poor state construction in large part responsible for the deaths of seventy thousand people in 2008.

Except that our memory of formative events is a shifting, dynamic process: a matter of some fact and quite a lot of reshaping to fit our current circumstances.

Both address the issue of reshaping congressional boundaries.